Grayscales spot Ether ETFs launch on NYSE Arca
A Grayscale executive said the products will provide traditional investors with exposure to an asset that has the potential to transform the entire financial system.
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A Grayscale executive said the products will provide traditional investors with exposure to an asset that has the potential to transform the entire financial system.
The approved spot Ether ETF applicants included BlackRock, Fidelity and Grayscale, and are expected to bring billions of dollars into the ecosystem.
The BlackRock and Fidelity Bitcoin ETFs led the $310 million in inflows, while Grayscale recorded a rare inflow day at $23 million.
The US SEC has extended the review period for Invesco Galaxy's application for a spot Ether ETF, with the deadline set for July 5. This follows similar delays for eight other potential Ether ETF issuers, including VanEck. Analysts express skepticism. (Read More)
Spot Ether ETFs might be weeks or months away from debuting on exchanges, as the ETF filers have yet to receive their S-1 SEC registration.
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With spot Bitcoin ETFs filings helping boost the price of Bitcoin, some suggest the “window to front-run institutional demand is closing.”
Last week, BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, filed an application to register a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the United States, spurring two more major issuers to pursue similar financial instruments. Yesterday (Tuesday), both Invesco and WisdomTree announced their intention to create their own spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Despite falling short of its previous attempts, BlackRock's recent move has boosted hopes that US regulators might finally approve such an instrument this time around.
Invesco Applies for Bitcoin ETF for the First Time since 2021
Invesco, an asset management company with $1.4 trillion under its wings, is seeking approval for a Bitcoin ETF for the first time since 2021. The company initially attempted to establish a spot Bitcoin exchange-trade fund in 2021 in collaboration with Galaxy Digital. Although unsuccessful in establishing a market-based instrument at the time, Invesco is now attempting to introduce this instrument again.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has repeatedly rejected proposals for spot Bitcoin ETFs, albeit approving similar instruments based on cryptocurrency futures. Currently, Invesco argues that the absence of a spot Bitcoin ETF is driving retail investors towards more risky alternatives, such as the now-defunct FTX trading platform or exchanges like Binance and Coinbase, which are grappling with regulatory issues in the US.
WisdomTree Is the Next Company in Line
WisdomTree is also in the queue and looking to launch an ETF called the WisdomTree Bitcoin Trust. The ETF is planned to be listed under the symbol BTCW on the Cboe BZX Exchange. Like Invesco, WisdomTree submitted a similar application in 2021, which was ultimately rejected by the SEC in 2022, following months of delay in issuing a final decision.
Following BlackRock's lead, Bitwise Asset Management is applying for a spot Bitcoin ETF, having submitted their application on June 16. Additionally, there are rumors circulating in the industry that Fidelity, another asset management firm, will soon make a 'seismic move' in the digital asset market.
UPDATE: @DigitalAssets and @Fidelity is about to make a seismic move in crypto via both $BTC and $ETH. Sources expect Fidelity to either make a bid for @Grayscale or quickly launch their own spot #bitcoin ETF. One or both are coming, soon. **Blackrock and Fidelity will own…
— Andrew (@AP_Abacus) June 18, 2023Industry experts believe that Fidelity, like BlackRock, could seek to establish a cryptocurrency ETF, aiming to capture some market share from Coinbase and Binance, both of which are embroiled in legal disputes with the SEC.
Bitcoin Gains from Wall Street Giants' Support
As a result of the wave of applications for cryptocurrency ETFs, the price of Bitcoin has been on a dynamic rise. On Wednesday, Bitcoin is testing at around $29,000, which is its strongest price in over a month. During Tuesday's session, the value of the oldest cryptocurrency increased 5.5%, marking its most robust single-day gain in two weeks. Previously, such a dynamic move was seen in March 2023.
Wall Street giants have just submitted applications to the SEC to establish new financial instruments, and no one promises that the situation will differ from two years ago. However, the current licensing pressure on the industry in the US might prompt regulators to view regulated providers of financial instruments in a more favorable light.
This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.Bitcoin’s total market cap crossed above 50% yesterday, June 19, for the first time in months, data from Tradingview showed. It has retained its market dominance, thanks to a spurt of ETFs filed by some of the biggest fintech powerhouses. The latest to jump on the bandwagon is $1.5 trillion asset manager Invesco which dropped its […]
Invesco, a prominent investment management company with $1.5 trillion in assets under management, has refiled an application for a spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), signaling its continued interest in the rapidly growing cryptocurrency market. The decision comes in response to BlackRock’s recent application for its own spot bitcoin ETF, which has spurred other firms to […]
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Sources told CNBC that the Securities and Exchange Commission is set to allow the first Bitcoin futures ETF to go live in the U.S.
American independent investment management company Invesco Ltd has announced the launch of two Exchange Traded Funds in the U.S. (Read More)
Investment management firm, Invesco, is preparing to make crypto ETFs available to investors. The company has partnered with Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd to expand its existing exchange-traded funds. (Read More)
The fund management giant Invesco Mutual Fund has submitted documents to the SEC of India to invest in Invesco Elwood Global Blockchain UCITS Exchange Traded Fund. (Read More)
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